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A quota of former Boston University -Kvinde’s football players has reportedly spoken in defense of former head coach Nancy Feldman in the midst of demands of sexual harassment from podcaster Alex Cooper.
Cooper made the first claims in her “Call Her Alex” Hulu documentary, which premiered last week. She further explained how she felt about her time in the football program in a subsequent Q&A session after the film debuted.
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Alex Cooper performs during “The Unwell Tour” at Theater in Madison Square Garden on November 8, 2023 in New York City. (Gotham/Getty Images)
After the university released a statement on Friday, TMZ Sports acquired a letter from a representative of 99 Boston University -alumner, who spoke in support of Feldman. The letter said they did not intend to “decrease or discredit someone’s individual experience”, but they felt it was necessary to support Feldman.
The alumni said they “categorically never felt insecure.”
“We were never in danger of or witnessing inappropriate behavior or something that could be characterized as sexual harassment,” read the letter via TMZ Sports. “As a leader, she approached every day with professionalism and made decisions in the service of the team’s success.”
The 30-year-old claimed that the coach had asked about her sex life, commented on her body, tried to make time with her and touched her. Feldman would “fix me more than any other teammate of me,” Cooper said.
Alex Cooper on the red carpet ahead of the premiere of “Call her Alex.” (UVEL)
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“I felt a lot of anger – anger over my trainer, anger over my school and anger over the system that made it possible to happen,” Cooper said in the documentary.
Cooper and her parents said they had met with the university, who had not fired Feldman, had not investigated the allegations and had allowed Cooper to retain his scholarship.
The university issued a statement on Friday and said it has “zero-tolerance policy for sexual harassment.”
“We have a robust system of resources, support and staff dedicated to students’ well -being and a thorough reporting process through our Equal Opportunity Office,” a statement via the New York Post said.
“We encourage members of our society to report any concerns, and we remain obliged to promote a safe and safe campus environment for everyone.”
Alex Cooper, hosted “Call Her Daddy” and founder of the eligible network (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Cooper played for the university from 2013 to 2015 before becoming a podcast host. She and her former roommate began the podcast “Call Her Daddy”, which was eventually picked up by Barstool Sports.
